Rangers have apparently spoken to former star Carlos Bocanegra over their vacant director of football role after Ross Wilson left last month.
In a board shake-up, Wilson left Rangers for Nottingham Forest last season, leaving Light Blues chiefs scrambling around to find a replacement ahead of the business end of the transfer window - despite already bringing in four signings in Jack Butland, Dijon Sterling, Sam Lammers and Kieran Dowell.
Many former Rangers players have been touted including Craig Moore, Christian Berlinger and others; but it appears that the American could well be in the hat for the vacancy with time ticking according to the Athletic, who say he has held talks with the Ibrox side. Bocanegra played for Rangers towards the end of his career, with the majority of his playing career spent playing for Fulham in the Premier League, alongside moves to Rennes and Saint-Etienne.
